I have the At2 on now for about 6 months and absolutely love them no complaints at all on performance or durability so far. Quiet smooth even wear. Will definitely buy again
Klever RT would have the mountain snowflake, during testing one specific size failed. That's why they added stud predrilled, so you're legal in states like Colorado. I've got 27k on a set of RT tires, they're driven in snow, ice, mountains and offroad. Definitely recommend them to anyone but jeep owners. Wheel base doesn't like klevers on the road.
That’s some good info right there! Sounds like those Klevers handle just about anything you throw at them. Too bad about the Jeep road handling though....think it’s a dealbreaker for Jeep folks?
I have some ATs on my vehicle, and are overall happy. The main negative I have found is poor wet road performance. However, they are OK on dry roads, and very good on gravel, secondary roads. So far, wear seems to be acceptable, and rough road/ off road performance is as expected.
@@MrDattopet they have less grip than desired, with a feeling they are not stable. OK when you understand it, but you have to back off in the wet. There is no magic solution for all circumstances, best description I can give is that they feel like true winter tyres driving when wet.
Have a set of AT2's for a couple years at around 20k on them on a 3/4 ton and will replace with same next set. Impressive performance for a reasonable price point.
@ahsnap9103: Your positive experience with the AT2s over a couple of years is quite encouraging. It's great to hear that they offer impressive performance without breaking the bank. Your loyalty towards them is a strong endorsement.
I have the At2 on now for about 6 months and absolutely love them no complaints at all on performance or durability so far. Quiet smooth even wear. Will definitely buy again
Yes its one of the top notch budget picks when it comes to all terrain tires.
Klever RT would have the mountain snowflake, during testing one specific size failed. That's why they added stud predrilled, so you're legal in states like Colorado. I've got 27k on a set of RT tires, they're driven in snow, ice, mountains and offroad. Definitely recommend them to anyone but jeep owners. Wheel base doesn't like klevers on the road.
That’s some good info right there! Sounds like those Klevers handle just about anything you throw at them. Too bad about the Jeep road handling though....think it’s a dealbreaker for Jeep folks?
I have some ATs on my vehicle, and are overall happy. The main negative I have found is poor wet road performance. However, they are OK on dry roads, and very good on gravel, secondary roads. So far, wear seems to be acceptable, and rough road/ off road performance is as expected.
Yes, wet performance is a little bit of an issue, which goes away though, once you check out other budget picks out there.
When you say about the wet roads is that lime thay lose grip and sliding
@@MrDattopet they have less grip than desired, with a feeling they are not stable. OK when you understand it, but you have to back off in the wet. There is no magic solution for all circumstances, best description I can give is that they feel like true winter tyres driving when wet.
Have a set of AT2's for a couple years at around 20k on them on a 3/4 ton and will replace with same next set.
Impressive performance for a reasonable price point.
@ahsnap9103: Your positive experience with the AT2s over a couple of years is quite encouraging. It's great to hear that they offer impressive performance without breaking the bank. Your loyalty towards them is a strong endorsement.
Were these tires e rated?
Yes all load rated sizes were checked except for SL and XL since the Kenda Rt only comes from C to F.
I went with the AT2 because they were $99 at Walmart. 265 75R 16.
@jamesm568 That's a great deal! Hope the AT2s are serving you well.
@@comparethetire Damn good tires and way better than the K02 everywhere.